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John Brown, Abolitionist: The Man Who Killed Slavery, Sparked The Civil War, And Seeded Civil Rights,New Karolina Offering Over 140 Selections FromA Cultural Biography Of John Brown, The Controversial Abolitionist Who Used Violent Tactics Against Slavery And Singlehandedly Changed The Course Of American History. Reynolds Brings To Life The Puritan Warrior Who Gripped Slavery By The Throat And Triggered The Civil War. Reynolds Demonstrates That Browns Most Violent Actsincluding His Killing Of Proslavery Settlers In Kansas And His Historic Raid On Harpers Ferry, Virginiawere Inspired By The Slave